Create your own AI model and grow it into an AI influencer
Invent a fictional persona, render it from one face reference so it stays recognisable, and turn it into photo sets, short videos and talking clips. Then publish where AI creators get paid, from Instagram and TikTok to Fanvue and Stacked. Every step runs in the browser on the same credit balance, and adults who confirm they’re 18+ can also use the 18+ models.
Sign-up is free, gives you 25 credits and asks for no card.
Face reference
Car selfie
Motion-control frame
Café shotHow to create your own AI model
The same workflow the free course teaches, using tools that are in the studio today. You don’t install software or train a model.
Generate a face reference
In the Image Lab, write a prompt for your persona in Nano Banana 2.1 or GPT Image 2.5 and generate until one portrait feels right: sharp, front-facing and clearly an adult. That portrait is your face reference. Save it to your Library, because every later image starts from it.
Open the Image LabBuild photo sets from it
Attach the face reference to each new image. Add a photo with the pose and setting you want as a second reference and ask for that shot with your persona, put the face onto a photo with Face Swap, or let Multi-Shot turn one photo into a set of 2 to 10 shots.
Try Multi-ShotTurn photos into video
Animate a photo with Seedance 2.5, Kling 3.0 or Veo 3.1 in the Video Lab, let a reference clip drive your persona’s movement with Character Swap, or give your persona a voice with Lip Sync.
Open the Video LabPublish and monetize
Grow an audience on Instagram, TikTok and X with the account labelled as AI, then sell subscriptions, paid posts and tips on a platform that accepts AI creators, such as Fanvue or Stacked.
Where it earns
How consistency works
Consistency comes from one habit: every generation gets the same face reference. Nano Banana 2.1 takes up to 14 reference images and GPT Image 2.5 up to 16, so the face, an outfit and a location can go into one request, and Seedance 2.5 takes up to 10 when you make video.
There’s no character to train and no LoRA. References keep a face close, not pixel-identical, so check each result and regenerate any shot that doesn’t match.
The tools for every format
From the first portrait to a talking clip, each format has a tool, and they all draw on the same credit balance.
- Image LabText-to-image and edits from reference images with Nano Banana 2.1, GPT Image 2.5 and more, from 4 credits an image.
- Multi-ShotOne photo of your persona becomes 2 to 10 shots with new angles and set-ups, at 16 credits a shot.
- Face SwapPuts your persona’s face into a photo and leaves the pose, light and scene as they were. 12 credits at 2K.
- Video LabImage-to-video with Seedance 2.5 (up to 30 seconds with sound), Kling 3.0 and Veo 3.1. From 50 credits for 5 seconds.
- Character SwapA 3 to 30 second reference clip drives your persona’s movement, so your persona performs the dance or skit from that clip.
- Lip SyncA portrait and a voice track become a talking clip for Reels and TikTok. From 50 credits.
- TemplatesCurated templates: pick one, upload your persona and recreate it with that face.
- UpscalersSharpen finished photos to 4K or 8K, and clips to 4K, before you post.
18+ content for adult creators
Adults who confirm they’re 18+ can take the same face reference into the Spicy models: Spicy UNCENSORED for images (up to 10 reference images), Wan 2.7 Image for edits, and Spicy UNCENSORED Video and HappyHorse 1.1 for clips. They run on the same credits, and what you make with them stays private by default.
Every persona must be a fictional adult. No minors or anyone who could pass for one, no real people without their consent and nothing non-consensual. Every platform has its own rules for adult content, so check them before you post.
Where your AI model can earn
Social platforms bring the audience and a subscription platform takes the payments. Each has its own rules for AI creators, so read them before you post.
Instagram and TikTok
Reels, photo posts and short clips build the audience. Instagram expects profiles built around an AI person to turn on its AI-generated profile label, and TikTok wants realistic AI people labelled.
X
Short clips and photo threads keep followers close between Reels, and the link in your bio sends them to your paid page.
Fanvue
Accepts fully AI-generated creators. AI media needs a clear label (caption, watermark or bio line), the adult behind the account verifies with an ID, and AI people must not look like minors.
Stacked
Subscriptions, paid posts, paid messages and tips, with 90% of each sale going to the creator and payouts in crypto. Stacked says it doesn’t police the tools you create with.
Platform rules checked in October 2026. Spicy Studio isn’t affiliated with Instagram, TikTok, X, Fanvue or Stacked.
Deploy your AI model on Stacked
Stacked is a creator platform for subscriptions, paid posts and tips. Asked whether AI-generated content is allowed, its FAQ says it cares about what you publish, not the tools behind it: “How you create is your business.”
Open a creator account
Sign up as a creator on stacked.com. Accounts are for people aged 18 or over, and the account belongs to you, the real person running the persona.
Set your tiers
Create subscription tiers with their own price and perks, and say in the bio that the persona is AI-generated.
Publish sets and clips
Post the photo sets and videos you make here for subscribers or as paid posts, and answer fans with paid messages.
Get paid
Stacked takes a 10% platform fee, so you keep 90%. Fans pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or bank transfer, and you can take your earnings in crypto, which Stacked says reaches 200+ countries.
What Stacked does rule on is what you publish. Its Community Guidelines ban AI-generated depictions of minors and AI-made explicit content of real people without their written consent, so keep the persona fictional and clearly an adult.
Planning 18+ sets? Stacked’s guidelines say everyone shown in adult content must be verified 18+ and have signed a model release, so ask Stacked how that applies to a fictional persona before you post them.
Checked on stacked.com in October 2026. Spicy Studio isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by Stacked.
Credits for 7 photos and 3 clips
A worked example over seven days, at the studio’s current credit rates.
| Item | Credits |
|---|---|
| Face reference portraitNano Banana 2.1 at 2K | 12 |
| 7 photo postsMulti-Shot, 16 credits a shot | 112 |
| 3 five-second clipsSeedance 2.5 at 480p | 150 |
| One week | 274 |
Spicy Basic gives 600 credits a month, enough for 2 weeks like this. A whole month of it (1,060 credits, reusing the same face) fits in Spicy Pro, with 1,800 credits a month.
Plan prices in your currency are on the pricing page. Credits in a top-up pack never expire.
See plans and packsLearn it free before you pay
The free AI OFM course covers writing the persona, the face reference, animating stills, lip sync, motion control and posting within the rules, in eight lessons with no email asked. The playbook in the studio gives the model, the settings and a paste-ready prompt for each format.
Questions about creating an AI model
Do I need to train a model or a LoRA?
No. Spicy Studio works from reference images, so there’s nothing to train, nothing to install and no GPU of your own. Keep your face reference in your Library and attach it to each generation.
Do I have to label the content as AI?
Label it wherever a platform or the law asks, and it’s safest to label it everywhere. Fanvue requires a clear AI disclosure on AI media, Instagram expects AI-person profiles to use its AI label, and TikTok wants realistic AI content labelled.
How consistent is the face from shot to shot?
Very close when every image starts from the same face reference. Models that take several references (Nano Banana 2.1, GPT Image 2.5, Seedance 2.5) hold a face well, but references keep it close rather than identical, so check each result and regenerate any that don’t match.
Can I put my AI model on Stacked?
Stacked’s FAQ says it doesn’t police the tools creators use and cares about what is published. Its Community Guidelines still ban AI-generated depictions of minors and AI-made explicit content of real people without their written consent, and you must be 18 or over to open an account.
Where can an AI influencer earn money?
On platforms that accept AI creators, such as Fanvue and Stacked, through subscriptions, paid posts and tips, with Instagram, TikTok and X to grow the audience. What you earn depends on your niche, your posting and your audience, and nothing is guaranteed.
Can I base my AI model on a real person?
Only with that person’s consent. The persona should be fictional: don’t build it from a celebrity or from someone else’s photos without permission, and make sure it’s clearly an adult.
Who owns the photos and videos?
You do, subject to the licenses of the underlying models and to our Terms. You’re responsible for how and where you post them.
How many free credits do I get?
Sign-up gives you 25 credits without a card, enough for 2 face reference portraits. Plans start at 600 credits a month, and credits in a top-up pack never expire.
Can my AI model make 18+ content?
Yes, for adults. After a one-time 18+ confirmation you can attach your usual face reference to the Spicy models as well, and check each result as you would anywhere else. Personas must be fictional adults, real people need their consent, and every platform you post on has its own adult-content rules.
Try the workflow on free credits
Sign up for 25 free credits, design the face and make a first set, and decide whether the persona fits your niche before you pay for anything.